
Electric vehicle charging sequence is: first plug in the battery connector, then plug in the power supply connector. Then observe the charging status - a steady red light with fan humming sound indicates normal operation. When unplugging, first remove the power supply connector, then disconnect the battery connector. Below are the advantages of new energy vehicles: 1. Fuel conservation: New energy vehicles typically use natural gas, petroleum gas, hydrogen, or electricity as power sources, conserving fuel energy. 2. Reduced emissions: New energy vehicles produce no exhaust emissions, effectively protecting the environment. Electric vehicles generate no tailpipe emissions or pollution. Hydrogen-powered vehicles emit only water vapor, causing no environmental pollution. As they essentially achieve zero emissions, they are also exempt from traffic restriction policies. 3. High efficiency: New energy vehicles generally adopt new technologies and structures, making them more efficient.

I just started driving an electric car last month, and the charging sequence is crucial for safety. First, firmly insert the charging gun into the car's charging port until you hear a click, indicating it's locked. Only then should you plug the power cord into the socket. When unplugging, reverse the order: first press the stop button on the charging station or use the mobile app to disconnect the power, wait for the indicator light to turn off, and then remove the charging gun. This prevents sparking during plugging and unplugging, which can be quite alarming. On rainy days, it's best to use an umbrella while charging to keep the port dry. Using a national standard charging cable is safer. Before each charging session, take a quick look at the gun head for any water stains or damage—developing this habit ensures a more worry-free drive. The charging station display provides step-by-step instructions, so don’t panic if issues arise; just call for assistance anytime. After charging is complete, promptly remove the charger to free up the spot for other drivers.

That day in the underground garage, I noticed my neighbor's charging routine. With the vehicle powered off, first connect the charging gun to the car's port until it clicks and locks, then power on the charging station. When charging is complete, press stop on the display or mini-program, wait for the charger to indicate power is off before unlocking and removing the gun. Never pull it out while live—high current could damage the charging port's plating, costing thousands to repair. The same goes for home portable chargers—always power off before unplugging. Tesla Superchargers have temperature sensors that halt charging if overheating occurs to protect the circuitry. Ensure the charging port cover is tightly closed to prevent water ingress. In northern winters, if the charging gun freezes, don't yank it forcefully.

Three Years of EV Ownership Lessons: Plug the charger head into the vehicle port firmly in one go until the green light illuminates before connecting power. When unplugging, always disconnect power first, then press the button on the charger to release. Wrong sequence may blow fuses. Confirm charging port is dry during rainy days. Avoid overstaying at limited underground office charging spots - move once fully charged. If slow charger gets stuck, use mobile app to unlock calmly. Always ground the extension cord for overhead charging in old neighborhoods. Photograph and report error codes on public chargers for maintenance. Installing a dedicated meter for home chargers saves money.

A friend who runs a repair shop reminded me about the correct charging sequence to protect the vehicle's circuit. The steps are: park and turn off the engine, insert the charging gun into the vehicle's port, and then connect the external power supply. After charging is complete, use your phone or the control panel to power off, wait for the charging indicator light to turn off, then press the unlock button to remove the charging gun. Incorrect operation may damage the BMS (Battery Management System). Avoid direct sunlight on the charging port during charging. Move the vehicle promptly after fast charging is done, as charging spots are limited and mutual courtesy is needed. Leaving the gun unplugged for a long time may corrode the charging contacts. Be careful not to let the charging cable get caught in the car door.


